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To: Peter Lochowicz who wrote (826)	6/8/1998 10:24:00 AM
From: R. Bond	Respond to of 1471

Peter, O.K. Bond

To: Peter Lochowicz who wrote (826)	6/9/1998 7:04:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Respond to of 1471

Thank you, Peter. You read to much and you have missed the practical approach. The approach is not listening to others' consensus. The approach is to know the Wall street practices, so you do not lose money. To get maximum gain, you have to stick to one stock. To do daytrading, you have to get your cash back at the end of the day. Those advices do not make money for you. Specific stock investment is necessary. We now have four stocks picked in a fund. Search for Tang Fund, if you are interested. We do not do stock picks here, because "Analysis class for beginners" is for beginners to get the terminology. Would you know weak hands or strong hands? How many are there, into your stock? How would they effect the stock you own? When you read books which are written by investors, they do not tell you how the specialists or market makers work. Closest one that explains Wall street workings are the books by Richard Ney. "Wall street Jungle" is one of them.